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Score--Harvard Seconds 6. Belmont Hill 3. Goals--Wadsworth. Walcott. Gilmore. Gleason. S. Bacon. Dewey. Foster. Braggiotti. and Holmes. Referees--Joe Boley. Frank Mooney. Time--Three 12-minute periods. SECONDS BELMONT HILL Walcott. Wadsworth. Bragiotti. l.w. r.w., Holmes. E. Emerson Gilmore. Mays. c. c., R. Bacon, Dewey Foster. McCaffrey. r.w. l.w., F. Bacon. Clement David. Bacon. I.d. r.d., Pond MacGregor. Gleason. r.d. l.d., Chadwick Hale, g. g., A. Emerson...
...delighted" the Wets. Though its immediate and practical effects on Prohibition were nil, it started a nationwide discussion of fresh judicial phases of the question. Judge Clark did not come to his momentous conclusion unaided. Local attorneys in the Sprague case were joined by able New York lawyers-Selden Bacon, Julius Henry Cohen, Daniel Florence Cohalan-who since 1927 have been attempting to crack the 18th Amendment from a little-discussed angle-namely, that its ratification by state legislatures was void because it dealt a grant of power to the Federal Government so large that only state conventions...
...Only veteran and distinguished Senators may have Senate chamber funerals. Some others thus honored: Ohio's Hanna, Georgia's Bacon, Ohio's Burton, Wyoming's Warren, Kentucky's Beck. -0ne John Grable, 21, confessed last week to robbing the home of their father, Herbert Hoover Jr. at Pasadena, Calif...
...will represent the Clubs during the coming trip are: K. Adams '33, J. S. B. Archer 1G., H. V. Atherton '32, N. P. Bacon '32, C. E. Bell '31, J. M. Bradley '33, H. R. Brown '34, Lloyd Brown '34, Lincoln Bryant '34, R. A. Cooley '32, J. P. Cowin '32, W. H. Crawford '33, D. Davenport '33, J. M. Davis '33, James deRoode '32, R. G. Edwards '31, G. M. Fenollosa '33, A. Y. Foster '34, Heywood Fox '33, Hamilton Gray '33, S. H. Haste '34, John Heard Jr. '33, R. R. Hildreth '31, J. L. Hutter...
Lightnin' (Fox). The old play which the late Frank Bacon helped to write and which he played 1,291 times on Broadway is now a vehicle for some adroit homespun fooling by Will Rogers. It is not so good as a picture as it was on the stage because the camera too often follows wandering sequences of the plot, but it is handsomely arranged and fairly funny. Will Rogers seems to enjoy himself as the boozing but golden-hearted rustic whose only decisive action is a refusal to sign papers that would have permitted his wife to sell...